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OPIUM PAYEE OF PITIEZIIIIGH AND
ALLEGHENY MEL '
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SAD OT TMII DAM!:
PrirEk Garr- "
Deily
CdrEittzbur,gij Gaytte
A *tannic ic:ANDIDATE.
The loyal voters of the Commonwealth
ask no higlori. tributo• to thn worth and
character- of Sadie Willtaina- than the
following neat compliment paid him by
. Ile only daily Democratic paper of
, Western Pennsylvania the day following
his nomination. It acid_': • . ••••
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The nomination of the. Hon. Henry
W. Williams as a candidate for Jody of
the Supreme Court is a good one. He
was the best man named . before the Re
publican Convention, and possesieslegal
and moral qualificationsfor the reopen.
dine position to which he has been nom.
bated? ,Both peaks have now mama
ed their candidates.. An Important duty
bas been faithftlly discharged by the
respective conventions. The campaign
may now be conducted without perernal
aopmio me '
and decided upon the princi
ples of the two great pattiea This is as
it should. be. It is an auspicious stun of
tluattrurs, and if the caunty conventions
lie 'equally Ibrtunate in the selection of
legislative , mindidates, there wll.l be a
stop put td the 'deplorable corruption at
the, seat .ef. government ,under a new
Min of honest men and conScientious
legislators.—Pittsburgh Pod, June ?.Nth,
Ws
ttart e4flinting rumors regard
-14%14 relation.: axial:tug between Grant
and the Pri.4ident. • Prom one selvage ,
iditileice'is received that the moat
ft - is:T.4ly feelings are entertained for
inset other,-while other authorities posi
tively avert the contrary Is the fact, and.
that the President will displace Grant
as soon aspossible." We incline to be-
liars the latter statement. Kr. Johnson
cannot brook any • opposition to his tin- I
piiriens WllOlO as Grant luis taken a
stand againit him and with the people,
a." spirit..of cordiality and friendship
hardly exists betieen them.
_
Plativasavou has been . eompleted in
Ushami. Thi . retiree show a total of
one, hundred and sixty ihormand nine
bindmd and iiinetY•five . :lPitai6 The
bitch'hive fifteen thousand five hundred
and 011111majcnity over the whites. The
Vial vote of ihe . State in the Presidential
:electlen„ of
.1860, was ninety thousand
• three •hundred and fifty:seven, which
compare d with. the resiatration returns
shows • falling off in the whites of seven
" Gel ihpuannd lx bundied and ten, and
ineretuse - Of- Seventeen thousand six
!intgdzedataitidity-eight voters..
Tax summit-- MAMA continues
throughout: the- Country. and .in some
the - niniker - of Calla of ecif
destruction is absolutely appalling. In
reporting two fresh-dues which took
place yesterday at St.. Louis, the tele
graph Ofprnts Jig, that thirty sniddes
hare Occurred in that City, since the be
ginning at.lhe Diet claim:me!. As no
law can prevent the ditie, - preachers of
the Gospel! mfitit .well .&tote a portion
of their Pertaonit.toWard! °donating the
people properly as to the enormity.of the
Ofirense of,self-deldraction:
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with a Wonanunication from '! Collins
to be
made next week by the Republicans.
The =dim Is one of 'oar best
and his wards are entitled to attention
and respect. He omits, howeier, In his
list of good materiallnim widchno helm
nasal:My. sandblates, wrieral worthy
gentlemen 'whose names-have already
lseaa prwientad . fon . nomination. We
4peii our colum ns to ' , any or our - readers
Who may have. other names to - urge - 11mi
the Convention.
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Tax 3LUSAGI X 0 LOUT of the Grand
" * Hisonlc Gift Coniert Lottery of. New
York has bean arrested on a charge of
keeping a lottery otnee. _ The order, in
eta Nallenat Connell recently held, de l
• nomenetthe mu of any such measures to
pectiniarGy aid any LOdge; and the
breaking up Of the scheme.val glri ma—
lefaction to the Masons throughout the
Country.
Tire rilinac will be pained to leant of
the estate Of , Dtmesii,; ,- the COMIDISBII4
.
t 0 the Droste? W ire, of Andersoneille
tints* 4ectoded.„meting hL
way-out of Fort e-anatki; where he was
serving a term of fifteen years imprison.
ib !nropS. , •Jestiee
TslOrelicluated - of its does in this in-
. .
inn new, ratns of tpostage to Enginnd
On newspareniand circulars wtlk go into
eifect on the lira of October.. The re
, dull= of letter postage. will not. take
glace till thibeginititor of nett' year.
. . .
CILLIMILS will,lease England
tali:soda nest for Boston, where be is
announced to , denser readings In Tee
intuit Temple during the first two weeks
of Dec.:ember:
Rwuriiimos Is proceedliig quieui
and favorably InAlsoreta: Thu far two
blacks have boon enrolled to Otte
'roar. dcaih of the irerratableind
thignintied 'Sautes - Jacksop, of Boa
,ton; is mum:mord this morning.
Ms 1314.1rima Mur refused to recelve
sup public- reception 'from 'the patriotic
cilia= of Boston: •
Roc ZUNDELED TEOVILLND Cle/11111011dar
tho addlilmudistmity set will be mad&
Kentucky Boy and Girl.
cOn‘.AMOrtdant' Of the Ca1i0,4111.,)
Deraaerat, ,- writing from Crittenden
•
''kerma year old lad came in 'from a
g firm erolla day to sell a
Dulcet Topple & I M
jocularly appealed
to him fa a chew of tobacco. Much to
my renew and disgust he whipped out
Mitts pochet great twist' of natural
leaf, sadtaidered It to me.., L supplied
"mymif and handed bock the twist, when
shWeldliValintst 'a baby, emptied has
mouth of ft well masticatod cud; and re
placed it With a fresh one twice as large
as that upon which my own molars had
~COmmenced Another and a'
more disgusting case is that of a little
girl, whowYmOther doeswashing for the
patrons oI the springs and to whom I
' yesterday paid a small amount .of frac
tional currency. This child, only eight
years old, actually cried for ten cents of
the money to bny chowing tobacco, and
finally obtained tt. Fier mother inform
ed ms tbittlbaehlid had been a chewer
nearly tour 'Sim and had now become
SAS condrnbgin the habit that she • could
not whip It'eut of her! These form two
,ontot a number, of e outlay revolting in
atinoei of 'youthtill depravity to which
„, Isaight refer you as peculiar to this lo
cality. They excite little of Ito Mum
., Goo among realdentsi, and, the young
Victims of the habit, themselves, Indulge
their natural appetite in any presence
with the sang froid and freedom of old
otthe
tiimum n o ss,T e lldt i i c s in the .h ri. ti amo
• fine
grained, altityntructed rock, The oil is
excellent as a burning fluid, and when a
good oil virodublug shale is discovered
there Le money in it. One of them racks
• was long ego found In Ban Joaquin corm
•-ty• in .01alifcrrnia, and. experiments have
" beeimsde which show that this rock
• . near the surface yielded twenty. ire gel.
of oil, to the ..ton,: and at the depth
of one hundred feet it yielded fifty
lona to the ton, .11. hlnery - 4/ now b c .
Mg erected on the . premises to work this
mine.ntiftif the enterprise succeeds
ita it prOmises to; 46, another important
~`bninth wet bier° been added to the man
' ufactiiiing interests of that Eitatc.
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VOLUME LXXXIL7--NO, 19S
TIIE COMING CO*MnION
Ebrrons Gazirrrm—On Tuesdayttent
there will assemble at tile Court Howie
the Republican bounty. Velmentlest,. to
nominate candidates for the General As:
scmbly. As ita nominatioit of any al
ms is equivalent to his election, it will
be observed how much importance
should be ittaclied to the Meeting.
feel that the loyal voters of the county
tie thoroughly aroused to the necessity
of sending' none but pure and honest
men to reptesent theist in' that bod,/
delegates who will see to the Interests
of the people and protect them against
the machinations of political tricksters,
who will make an effort to secure nami
' nations for members of certain rings and
cliques, and thus rule out men of better
order and higher standing. The reams
in the county demand better-rapreMnta.
lives than have hitherto been sent from
Allegheny county to Harrisburg. They
camera longer ecotone themselves with .
one or two good men on a ticket wit h
double the number of bad ones, and are
pressing fora reform. The coming eel- ,
elan of the Legislature promises to Prove
an important one, and it is very omen.
titi to western Interests that reliable, in
telligent and honest members should be
sent from Allegheny county. A Free
Railroad law is wanted. It will be ask.
ed for, and Allegheny wants men to de.
mend the measure', who - mill be head
and respected. Ido not wish to mum
proaeh on our late member'', but be.
Revs a better selection might be made
out of the material found in Allegheny
County. Such men, for instance, as the
following might be prevailed on to ac
cept a pleas in the Legislature, if the
Convention place them in nomination:
lixze idAsusAzz, lows tin,
/Axes Mcßaum. J. Foamy
SARrost. PALIENts, Josare Mum:.
010.0. Wrrsoar, 111011.1011.D EATS. "
VII AD. MOLIZX Ili. W. 0. AoaezweAro.
Motonagr, JAI= Ps.., Js.
CamCWoon. • J. 42.11, M. 11.91114
P. E. Barlsox. - W.. Platrars, •
Gso. R. Warta,
-••
There are a host of other names of
evilly respectable . and high•rainded
citizens which. I might suggest, from
which good selections 'could be made, but,
the above list will suffice to their that
we have plenty of good material from
which to select our representatives.
The people, those who form the =laity
of the voters, ask unusual care and dis
crimination in making up the ticket, on
the part of - the delegates, and, as an
humble citizen, I earnestly trust a strong
and good set of candidates may, be put
forivard by the COnvention.
CoLtioss Townemr.
Moe ue IllUtrugh eszecte.}
INVESTIGATION.--NO. 5.
=I
It la admitted . by . the faculty that
nothing
entersthrough the skin to pro
duce disease until lib* excoriated, hence
the healing powers ofof all the plasters
evenapplied, consisted in excluding the
atmosphere, and promoting &rendition
and absorption tinder the cmilllaries
beneath the skin,. where wounds and
bruises hafe been received.' Wherefore,
I no cause of disease passes through that
I.triple-enembraned covering, inwardly,
for the pores are so constructed - as to
emit and not to receive. The perspire
able matter may be eliminated, but no
admission through the epidermis of any
thing that could be taken up In the dr
=dation. It is just AB clear that disease
cannot gain admission through the Inns*,
for no air can pass through the lungs but
that which is constituted (or health. If
any portion of atmospheric air is not up
to the standard in purity, and so Intuited
any impurities or extraneous matter It
contained; would be thrown out at every
expiration with the carbonic acid gas.
Pure oxygen only can be conveyed, from
the lungs to the heart In combination
with the Tenon. blood, for it is its cats
factory power that keeps up a constant
radiation of animal heat throughout the
whole animal system, and confers the
propelling power on the heart, which is
the origin of circulation and life. 2 , ic,
other than the constituents of the atmos
phere, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen,.
and these in due proportion can be In
haled,-and none of the constituents but
oxygen can pass farther than the lungs.
The case of as eminent chemist, Mr.
Bristol, In London, Is an illustration of
thti doctrine. He inhaled hydrogen gas
to ascertain whether or.not it would sus
tain life, and having inflated his lungs
all the medical skill employed failed to
enable the lungs to expel their contents.
He died a few boars afterwards, in the
presence of his famil with whose
knowledge he adventur ed the dread ex
periment.. Persons in a locality where
the constituents of the atmosphere does
not existin due proportion, and whose
health is affected, if removed to where it
does so exist the breathing for a short
period the best tonic known to the sys
tem, the oxygen of the atmosphere,
debillty will soon be removed,and vig
orous health restored.'
The carbonic acid gas that la evolved
by the breathing of man and animal ie
imbibed by all vegetables and water, and
when taken in food will not prove loin'-
clone, but mixed with the atmosphere in
however email proportion, is unfavora
ble to health.
Where there Is note due proportion of
oxygen to sustain combustion there le
not to mitten life, and that proportion
is en exact and fixed law, and where
that law la violated, even in limited lo
calities, and of momentary duration
ambling respiration'can not be - enjo y e d
nalik an equilibrium is restored. ; Below
the lurface of the earth only.= a non.
lons air have duration; where the laws
of inetereology do not apply. Where
combustion distance, tinge's, and cam.
as; life also dwiedles, lingers arid Vitality,
ceases. How often is thirverided In the ,
noxious air that bangs over the water in
wells, which is surcharged with it, and
no more can be imbibed until by the
moving of the water fresh surfaces are
brought Into contact. Bometlines .
one
bas ventured into swell and expires, to
be followed by another, and he, too, is
'prostrated never to recover. This could
not take place on the - surface of the
eartlL When a fire is lowered sufficient
to adage the bulk of the air by heat
sad create a ,arrant upward, the meph
tic air Is exhausted and a pare armos4
pane descends. Bement:nes the came
end is attained by fresh water being cut
down, which absorbs the mephtic air.
When charcoal Is burned by the in
mates of a close room, either to keep up
a comfortable temperature of the air, o;
to commit imicide, death is the cones.
quence from the carbonic mid' gu en
closed by the combustirm of the coal,
not from Its mhalation, but bemuse the
throat closed against the reception of air
charged with carbonic acid gas, end no
air being admitted to thelungs lire be
came extinct. The same tenth follows
from the air in wells, and it is plainly.
seen how soon life . truce when the
throat and lungs, from; their - Inherent
sensibility as a !swot Instinct, refuse to
receive the air unfit for respiration.
None of the animal creation inhale en
Mr unfavorable to vigorous health and
life, but if the carbonic acid gas were
not absorbed by vegetables and water
the circulation of the atmosphere by the
diurnal motion of the earth and other
concurrent agencies would dissipate all
noxious vapor, and e pure atmosphere
would always be present. The evapora
tion from the ma, the Inland waters and
the entire surface of the globe and the
melting of snows on the mountain tops
so act and react on each other In accord
ance with meteorological laws in tutor
leg an equilibrium through the vast
apace occupied by
would
miles of at
mosphere that it would be Impossible for
one cubic yard of it to remain stationary
above the surtax of the earth. ' The ma
mentum of Its currents frequently be-.
come terrific on the surface by the beat,
redacted from the globe, and what most
.11 b e between inferior and superior strata
running In opposite directions. Tlur
oontraction and expansion of the region'
where congelatlon takes place increases
also its radian Owe.'
.—Tke Ottawa 'lndia tut. retxdred their
ken ennuny week ,before.hist. ileum
Cloy drew poo and Martin Luther flee
CM
, American Central Hallway.
We have been favored with a pamph
let recently issued in London 1 y Messrs.
gelled des klinieres Brothers. in welch
the': tollgect .nr,,Ametrican Thilhosde
trtefen Of id general iertfis, While more
particular reference is had to the silvan- .
tages to be possessed by the American
Central Railway, •as affording a more
, direct ours : eastward of the lJnion Pa
' ciao, than either Of We lines aspiring to
a e wneetion with it at Omaha. The
work contains a variety of valuable eta
' tiedeal information, and a map showing
the lind of the - road, tind 'its cotruscilon.
at Omaha With thelfalon Pacifity Wad at
Fort Wayne, Ind., with the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railkay.
The line will be 585 miles in length, and
by its directness will shorten . the route
now traversed between Omaha and New
'York by 136 miles. It will he constructed
upon nearly the same parallel, ot lati
tude, cud its its course will cross the
State of lowa, Illinois,: Indians and
Ohio—).he richest; most productive most
populous and industrious part of the
United States. .15unaing in an air line
direction, the Union Pacific and the
American CeniraL,Railwaye will be but
an extrusion of each other—the traffic
of the one has the line of the other for
outlet. It will traverse Inexhaustible
beds of coal in Illinow and lowa, and in
its whole course outward meets but one
river, andlhat of inconsiderable width.
The absence of bridges and culverts,
added to its freedom from cot i and em
bankments will certainty begreat adven
test's both In the construction and opera.
Sono( the road, while by the avoidance
of curves; the oscillation and. vibrations
of the machinery 'and ears will also be
avoided, thus materially lessening the
cost for repairs of way and the renewal
of equipment.
It would be needless to speak of the
traffic which;trsuld pour over the liais of
a road solavorably situated. The pro
ducts of the States named, which pow
contribute so largely to swell the earn
ings and dieldendsof our Western roads,
would find an equally sure avenue to
market through this; while the contribu
tions from more ttan a . dozen roads
which Would-coenect with and be tribu
ry to it *Mild greatly Increase its
traffic. The local business alone of these
four States would suffice to support it
handsomely, to say nothing of
the contributions from California,
Utah, Colorado , Oregon, Nevada,
Idaho, Montana Washington, Ne
braska, ;etc, :_together:with the
preffions metals and products of China,
Japan, India, Australis, ete.,.the United
States, European, North end. South
America, trans Atlantic and trans-Pa
dden:wile, troops, provisions and mill
tali Mores., In short, tits_ traffic of the
American Central Railway wid be lim
ited only by its capacity to carry it. It
is doubtful whether investments can be
more securely made than in the con
at:netters of 1111C11 a work. It will form
one of the main connections of what will
shortly be one of the greatest highways
in the world—the Onion 'Paeltio RaLl
way.—Amerfeon Railroad Journal.
How It was 'Obtaleed—ls tee president
Drlnkleigt
The special correspondent of the Phil•
adelphla Press wriva thusly to that
The publication of the correspondence
between.: (letters' Grant and President
Johnson, regarding the removal of Sher
idan, has occasioned the greateit excite
ment here, both in political and com
mercial circles, and numerous telegrams
from politicians and business men in
every section of the country, making In
quiries regarding it, have been reserved.
It is conceded in all loyal circles that
General Grant is master of the situation,
and has centered Johnson in tree Appo
mattox Court-house style;, as circum
stances fortunately transpired which de
volved upon the latter the responsibility
of making the matter public_lt is far
ther ooncoded, by men whoe connec
tions entitle them to be considered sup
porters of the President's. policy,. that
cosulitinn. yesterday .wat similes to
that iai *lilac he disgraced the Coaelly
when inaugurated as Vice President; • It
seems that the. President sent' for the
correspondents of the Boston Post
and New York herald, and gave
them copies of the • letters In
question, after . Which he refused to give
them to the agent of the Arscadated
Press and to other jonniallats `who asked
for them, and told them point blank that
he had not given them out for,publica
tion. 'Among the newspaper men who
made the demand on him were cams=
pendent/ who have favored him beyond
measure in publishing his views to the
country, and who were his polltical.l
friends; even his newspaporisi fidt4B
AL . /leads of the Ledger was refused,. and
in such a manner as to lead to the con
viction that he was not sober or that he
told a deliberate falsehood.. It is hardly
worth while telegraphing these-things to
you, except that they furnish confirms
tory . evidence of his habitual disregard
of the common 'dictates of decency.. In
this .conitherlon itis not' improper to
state that the first intimation, given to
the public of the existerem of Grant's
protest was through these dispatches in
The Press. In conclusion, lam able to
state that Mr. Jphioson refused to-night
to give any- news under his control to
the representatives of the loyal press of
the country, giving se an excuse there•
for the fact that "The Radicals abuse"
him.
Bay of Sunana.
The need Ora foothold In the West In
dian archtpelago, for commercial and na
tional purposes, has fir some time im-
Owned itself on the minds of the Ameri
can statesmen, and it la cause of generid
congratulation that. It Laa finally . been
metki full by the.oesslon of the .
Somalia to the United States by the Pres
ident of St. Domingo, the cession invoic
ing the coat of five millharus of dollars to
the public . treasury, and including a
Spacious bay, capable of riding all- the
navies we should ever have OiXaSiOn to
concentrate in those waters, and n our
, rounding crane five . miles In circuit.
The proposal of St. Domingo, It appears,
Is in fact but the acceptance of an , offer
made for this station -by tho United
States tome time ago. The Day of Sam
aria has an entrance three mile. wide, is
math. South aide of the peninsula of the
same name, and stretches eight miles in
width. It la thus perfectly land-locked,
and capable of being defended with
ease by.- batteries on the shores.
Thle navaistation; lylegaCtosa our track
to Central America and the lethums, and
furnishing us, too, with OM entrenchment
against Spain and the otner foreign
ownere cif-the Went India !shads; will
'be •of ineencelvablo -value for all future
time.. Our coast ought to be defended off
shore as much an possible, and if we are
to bold the onrmaetrial. mastery In the
Gulf sn arotl no on the Dahl:nos and In
the Puente. wo must needs buttress our
°hams solidly brjast such inejedsliions
as tlila, rThe Islands allpfdperly.go wide
the Continent, and we hope to see the
day.wheu they will comp into our yes,
sesaloln. St. Thomas Will* no doubt Is.
venal oUr orePortYnext,when the United
States will be prepared to awn itself in
the West Indies and the Gulf wateriito
Some. definite 'purpose, which corn-
Mend rotpect for Itaeltr-Doston foal.
—Parts hos been greatly excited of late
over the appearaneo, of a ,marked lady
who rides daily to the hole do Boulogne,
with a sword and Jogger dangling by
her side, No one knows her; no miles
seen - her facts .she is only spoken of as
"the mashed AMMO/3." She appears to
to young, end is an admirable horeetvo.
man.A. Awry in current that ehe Is the
datighter of a :Wavle printions -who' wan
ruined by n Parisian guntlemsua; and
died broken-hearted. The daughter in
,said to be watching for her mother's be
trayer, whom she expects to recognize by
Ids portrait, which iho Piineess always
ware. Within a week or two a second
Masked Amami' made her appearance,
but Instead of carrying pistols and a dog
' gerin her girdle, she has hung en im
mortelle, with a withered rose entwined
in It, tO tier saltdloatcm. Prenchingenu.
ity has not yet solved this second tnys
-tory. '
—At ,New Florence, Mo., on Ulu 20th
lint., where some twenty workmen en
gaged In erecting an amphitheater. for
the County Fair had token refuge from
en approaching thunder-storm under the
half completed structure, st tremendous
tornado struck the building, And on ono
aide, and then ithlrllng round, with ono
terrific blast leveled the whole structure
on the ,torixtri. Two men were instantly.
killed Ono II Mr. Juntas West, living
near the place; the other a colored man
named Wiley Grabsin; NearlY • tntery
man in the balding. was more or. less
bruised by the tailing timbers.: but only
tour were badly wounded. • •
' leatthebietio .mgagelphiatt tsaya
° Wee isetwitilierg la not much of 'a beauty
after all conipered with o Miss Tilton, of
eighteen NUMMOIN.
PITTSBUItGIt TIEURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1867,
RIR EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
CABINET MATTERS.
Between the Presidelit
- and the Cabinet.
4,RANT STILL PROTESTS AGAINST
ERERIDAN'S REMOVAL.
InsTe?...yrannto the PhtsbarcliGasanso
kris kens.; August 20, last
A special from Washington say. there Is
no.foundittion for the reports of a breach
between the 'President and General Grant.
The reconstruction eats will be enforced
with Streit impartiality, and mlittclaus
will rot be permitted to use the United
State. military force to carry out Mil.an
ends, and work reconstruction in those
objects. There ts perfect agreement be-
Careen the Prestdimt, Gotland Grant, and
all the members of tae Cabinet.
A special pi the Post says General Grant
bestowal an order directing Gemara' Sickles
to gei to Harr York and report to the Adju
tant General. - General Grant has ahni seat
to the President another written protest
a.golast the removal of &heeds's, suit, cs
pecisgiP Urine that the public' service. re.
entree the presence of lien. Hancock on
the Mains..
FROM TENNESSEE
The NewbyMe Mayoralty
usovenUon—A Split A Peke etch=
Pound AI ordered.
far Xelscraph to the Pittsburgh buena 1
X AIIrETILLI. Almost ZS —A Medical Con
vention wan held at the eardtol this after
noon to nominate 11 mmdidato for Mayor.
Those who called it exPeoted the nemlu
tArm of H. G. EreaVel, an old, loyal eittsen,
ands large property holder, and the deolen.
don of Alden and Meyers; hat, the Meyer.'
men were present in form ad nomlnat.
co hfm. Tule /eaves matters nnerAnged,
and Colonel Alden will probably continue
a oandhlate: regarding himself u the party
00111106. The present Mayor. Brown, It
Cenurratige. 111.0 a eandloate. The
eleCtloo promises much excitement.—
Murals, August Se.-The body of Dr.
Matteis It. liamsel, • well know. Phion
elan. Was foond secreted in assramp ear
rho Tinto/Ott road, sts mile. from • ell. ,
thls morning, perforated ,with hails , th
head mashes, and pockets rifted. 'lt 11, an •
powed.the murder was committed for =b
ooty. John Zthay has beset arrested
on suspicion of the =order, but there
is no positive proof against him. The doc
tor had soon to the country tn. visit j
patient. HIS hone' was Maud shot in th
shoulder.
Accounts horn Arkansas and 11Isatsalp
represent the cotton crop sonertnor sere
from drought and worm. The corn crop.
excellent.
FROM. NEW YORK:
CST ToIeMOS to tOS ottt.boriak Oaseito.)
bralr Ton., Aug oat IS,
atlas= .011{.1111.,
L W. Winter, 6eric In the Army Paymen
ters Othen, wee held to WI. ehwited with
forgukt •drip 11r.53,090 on the Treasury
Department..
L COW/ torroar
Owes W.lfolmea &sooting 'direcurr of
the alleged • Gould Masonic Getteart to 04
of
the Ilall and Asylum Food, tiaa
baanarreated oo a charge of keocong a lot
tary omoe.
, Tannin . rtiOnrettonn- nirilinnonOT.
AV:serlous disturbance oenarred !aviest
tbe.roarnbers Of a Tall,OS: Company 1 . 210
went on an esearmon at east New York.
Sereral ware stabbed and beaten.
, COLL JULIA.
Irlerat7.lllo.ti tnotekand :robs of Soilinton
Coal were add et 43.758143 per ton. 1
111122.1111151
The ateannthip Northern LJght, from Bre
ixwa,tis arrlTeit;
. .
casixeasce MAN AM/TIM.
Chummy iorkia, the notorious •stone•
detest man. was arrested today Ter rarer.
FROM ST. LOUIS.'
iipi4ae.2l;c ri rat i r tre. la
• ado Week Projected.
==lM==
Bs. loom. August 'th.—The Sammy DM.
poke pretend& that qutto a number of
southern men •bave brought thole famlllee
40 ULU ally to "escape the Met of a negro
uprising., w bleb they Maim le meditated In
many quarters. . They say . th e negrom are
well waled sad exhibit their weapon. den.
T u wo more =emblem rime occurred here
slime yesterday. Nearly. or quite thirty
self murders have been conualtted bars
tele summer. •
aisirentleetthroer of mill:11e hoot stones
Is to be tweeted on the ens in' the Linden
Hotel, at a ant of 111.300,41:0.
• The weather 13 cooler Coca the Mhz of
Last Wen..
FROM THE PACIFIC.
The *parlous Faeottede Lester—Gold
Mm lgrlUeb thstamada. dert,
(By islepasb to the Falstrersh timitte..l -
San Faurcri,.. August 2A-21te Mexican
Conaid, t/Oden writes to the Bataan pro•
duclng the smartens savage.lettor ascribed
Esoobodo, _declaring that Elsoobedo to .
gentler:Wm amll a friend of foreigners.
Shipments of gold from Britten Columbia
so tar 101. year exceed those of last year
bythree hundred thousand dollars.
The general . - 111,1 e of Ban Franclaco la
moderately active and retells' mittsfactory.
Stoney active; demands chiefly for move
meets of crops. Legal 1 0 00 0 0, 711507 L
Wheat, St,w, outside 'dolt for shifting.
Sailed, the ship David Crockett. for Neer
York.
}tore( ALABAMA,
Volt iroglotrolloo Itatttrito--N.. Cot
tea • Itooolrod—Thii 001111- Crop Iliat
and Largo—Cotton Dontogod.
E P Telegraph to the glttabargh elametle.l
• NegroOlpear, Artgriat..l3.—Rawn
return la Ircul from all the •oottattes glre
the whites .7W, mid the bleak. edam.
Thera are only lei esodtdater. el:mem:ea d
In th e Butte, so far only our. colored.
Sixty-Mx bales Cl now cotton were tamely.
ad to XeatirOmor7.op to date. ' -
The eons maple eats and to •• • -
The cotton crop wmt greatly damaged
during the /net few weeks frees tho . lack of
Chief Justine Chase In New Lamp
, .hire—gloat glattering Seeeptlon.
fly Telagrape to Um Pittitrarga oasetta.j
blancitrivgn, N. 11, 28.—Chief
Justice Chaim arrived - /an evening. Ex
tiovernor Smythe end a delegation of citi
zene walcomed.blnt. lie wan taken . Lo the
reeidenee of Mr. Innythe, where the
generallyOuring the 6.6[1113$ gave hint the
000 nattering reception ever extended to
an eminent miter to New flampshlre. The
Chief Justice made a brief addling. but did
not allude to polities.
•
Wade rlantiotan on Iteconstraellon
th, Ululate. to the Pittalsoseh Haaatta I
AINIErSTA. AIMILL 78.—Wade tlampteu. be
• lona letter, argues nether. the injustice
and unconatltatlonahty of the Colter*.
Monet plan or Reconetructlon. While ani
line for reatenttion, he prefers tellluti7
rule to tho proffered tonna lie donne; the
right or Congress to interfere with inffrrans
In the elates, but favors Impartial en triage,
sad advises the peculate [relater and vote
against the Convention.
The Elections in Canada. ;
ibyTelegraph to the lettstorgh hustle.;
Toamero. Miguel M.—Great excitement
Pthvalla throughout Canada over the oleo.
tics. in booth lining. Ontario, for Member
Of the Liman of COOMOI2II the °Cutest, waa
between (Morse Ben.. leader of the op.
Deettlen led Teandta /d. Gibbs, local malt.
date. Thu grst dere troll lag wns a t ie cote,
theJlet.mil Ise gave CMOs 4 majority of 10
out of 2,5t0 votes.' •
Grape Growers' *mesetattoo.
Telegreat, to the Pittsburgh Ussetteo•
titivates°, AvingtOD.—The Lake Shore
Grape Growere. Aaimelation held their an
nual meeting at North East, Pennsylvania,
yesterday. Three' hundred members were
present.. The rep One ow a better thin
arerege c rop Or fleec ethle year, thoogb
there is soma rot and mildew. They /ears
here todslibt tor strip to the Wands. •
Dtetlawalelied Phyaiehee
fur Telegraph to tbeirritsbargh glaziqta
BONTOr. Angus& TV.—Dr. Junin Jacksoll; •
elute kn
it .phyllidall, died last evealnly,
_ed fa ar..
_ The steamer. zeta wailed fOr Liven/00i.
ate took no Specie.
WHe s. ConstmeBvillo. rib.
Iffy Telecrapto the Pitueoeth tfuettal '
ffro.brozo
Lout ot..floononneffillo, this morning
'about Mao o'clock; on- tbo comer of M.l.n
and Centre streets, doetroylng intent band
ing directly In the Duncan contra of 1.110
store Utpuftle ifbleki Friesian. '
Mr Telegraph to the glltaDergh limn. I -
New Toler, Au net 11.—n merles of glean- tin whisky fronds on the neeenue• have re
coot', been fnecoeeree, onion 11 nealo 10 tin- ,
pllente COPlChanta of Olen etanding In tele
city , ena funnon. Melee. not glean.
at. 0410 aPa '
.pr Telenapb 0•11•11
Ma rittabangilll k
flasett.]
AugUst Is.—Tbs Aim Erwin
=At on 41•11211 nun bar. • Eark• was mien
raised and repaired, wed te now running as
rrorininlar packet between Endiarill° saa
Cairo.
•• ' - Ramie Chew,' •
Illy Telescope to Ito Plllsbargh °Lunn I
• flrentortenc hLtsseommerts. Aug. R".
itte . fffth national none show commenced
yenterday, Under the mutt hoornble act.
OCION •
FROM WASHINGTON.
•
[By Telegraph to th 6 Pirtabergh Plante.)
Wasareirrox, August BS.
TII6 Preaaexer sib Peadaara.
.poem[ nays: The Pre/lidera gave out
to hn private joareal# l.et.nlßht the full
teat of his order traneferring almond lied
'cock to the Fifth Military District. The or
der Dealt has IsCd..Yet . rn, P, mMul t'"A b y
I General Grant, and h theretordnet tamed
effect.
,
General Grant regards the tut order of
the President ea entirely Berne -Wing Gen
eral Order N 0.77, Including hisinstramions
to General Thomas, and thorn Is ItWedoubt
that it merlons dliferenee, not tole ,. 0,,,, th"
of +newly has ocetu.ral between the Preel
dent, and General Grant, regarding the
rowan attic latter under the reoonstruo.
Lion net, and the Demme of Ma letter to
the President Is bellerml to have Area. to
present to hicicertela further stigneltlons
and tombs for hisconsideratlon—not touch
ing toe propriety of eheridan% removal, on
whlari argument has ceased; hot the more
Important question as to whether the Or.
dor of the President is not se framed as to
contact directly with the powers granted
to the Gannet In-Chief by the ant of Cow
arm. There le also good grounds for the
belief that the order when Issued , will be
accompanied by hiVrectlene to
those w bleb acoompanied the first osier. .
The situation of matters between the Ex
ecutive Mansten and the War Department
is exceedingly delicate. Prediailaits are
made that General Grant will 'refuse to
Issue the order unless modified or accom
panied by inetroctions at hie own, end that
das a ClOrliWg moon he will relievefrom
uty. to Um War Departm en t by the n
Presi
dent. Should this Odour seethe Latter un
dertake to tranemlt orders throtigh myy
now Secretary of War, the Issue Is the di
'natant' neevoldahle, for cameral Grant In
acting under the following timely law of
Gong:mine:
[Motion two of the Army apprOgrlatlon
not., approved Blogel qd, 101 i, la M follOWS•
. And be it further en•Otod, that
the Geed Quartes or the General of the
Army of the United Mates MuUl bo at ---.
1,1311 all orders and Instructions relaUng to
military operations leaned by the Prealdent
or necrulary of War, dealt be lamed through
UM General of the armY. ...firth... or Ids
Inability, through the nom in rank. The
General of the artopshall not di removed.
suspended. or relieved from command, or
aratnted to duty olsewhere from slid head
qua;terv, except at bla own request, with.
out the previous approval of the Sonata,
sad app Orders or tuaumllons relating to
military operators oontrat7 to the require.
menL of thls section, shall henna and void,
and any °dicer who nail 1,1 no Orders or to
t commas Contrary to the provisions of this
sectionothall be deemed guilty Of a 'misde
meanor In ogice.'and any Manor of the army
who MIMI transmit, convey or obey any Or
den, or instructions so tuned cOntrary TO
the provudoes of this section, knowing that
suet orders rote so Issued, stall be liable
to Imprison .Lent for not leas than two not
more than uwenty years, upon tho 000110.
lion thereof Many court of competent . Im
rladtetlert.
I=
The now postal treaty with Bligland goes
into operation on theist of October, The
rates tothe United Kingdom for :Wrens
pers arelenagaled circulars arm two- cents
each for no wapapers or other printed mutt
ter, exoeptbooks weighing ovm two wines:
foss cents for four ounces, or a fraction
thereof; books six cents per tone ommis, or
a traction thereof; patterns or samples of
merchandise. eight mote per tour ounces or
fraction thereof. ?Walt% most be prepaid.
The wrappers of newspapers, pamphlets.
Cooks, an., 'most be open at the sides or
ends. Beek or sample packets must not ex
ceed two feet lh length or one footle width.
Patterns or temples mist not hoof intrinsic
valor. which role °minden' from the
melts all articles of a saleable nature, or
timing a market value of their own. The re
doted price of twelve MIN per half ounce
on letters don't go into effect until Jmueirs
Ist. The offices of ercbmge oh the tide of
the United btatee me New York. limtan.
Praladelphia, Baltimore, Portland, Detroit,
Chicago and San FrancLico.
rms. 11.01 PAID scores X1...W. 00..17.
- The President an Saturday Mot for Sohn
it. Langston, a colored 'castor of Ohio, to
.thonlre regarding the views of the colored
'People in relation to the - trOildm eel es Bu
rem. Langston told the Trealdent be
thought the interest* of the Meeks demand.
.1 the menu= of General Howard. The
President spoke In very mover* theme of
amoral dowsed, and intimated very clear
ly that he moat ratter. him: and put in
mine true friend of the Mimed race, and 11
the colored men hero ' , Mold agree upon on a
of their number, he would unruly appoint
Mai. 'MI sated Langston to mkt this under
rombleratroo till the clement the week.
Langston and Ids frlentlajpeem wholly
averse to the pronmitlon
soar, caaormrs. risourramion.
It appears from North Carolina pattern
that registration tins far in that Biala
shows two Waage registered to one white.
Und to some districts in larger preportion.
se. hes ceased. a circular to be
addressed to the Boards of Reglatratlnn,
tolerating them that the °Meer, of the
nitride, ppm warms devOlved the execution
of the patrol laws, or other general law.
retain:4lo the doceestio order of toe Mate
arid Rosenthal:lTM slimes thereto. haling
thereby assumed and pertormed olvti form.
lions, are deemed civil Mamie within the
meaning Of the acts of Congress, and any
coot °Met having afterwards taken part
Or the rebellion or aide:tor abetted perm=
engaged in rebellion, is excluded from reg.
Istration m asoter.
•
• ONVOGIII.C. CABlrer 11110131.
The Intellipencer /um are hive high au
thority for savour that the loose and sense.
goner moors circulated last evening about
troubles in the Cabinet. yesterday: are un
funded.
stew ser IlioVlll.l
Atteocled the Cebinet .bleetleg yeetersisy,
but this prernstare atoetion to bustneos
Ns again eomoollel him to keep Ida bed.
- 1ne.1.1.2 or a scan.
JAMCS Daman, Commissary to the robot
R Irtz, at Amiersonrigs. escaped from Tort
Polasal last week. Ile' was sentenced for
tineen years. 110 hat gone to France.
0/11118.6.1. SIMLA AND TIM rIITSCD
. There Id undesstionable 'authority •Yor
Mating that General !Reties had not -re
ceived any executive oraer_ revoking or
modilyingbis General Order No.lo, nor bas
be requested the reservation or suspension
at any Executive Order, or MAY other order
.10 the premises. neither bee be asked to
be relieved. The only ESOCOthre order
known to bare been addreesed to Ueneral
Sickics, concertuntt tile relations with the
Canna of the United Staten labia District,
was sent here when one of tholes eosins, in
an attempt to constraln his action, ordered
tin arrest, whereupon General Sickles WAS
Inetrueted to take Into onetody all Pentane
witkirtaideg to arrest hire. No - occasion,
nowever, bets arisen for compliance 01111
the Instructions.
• 3•II.ITLAT MATIIIIB.
The Free!dent Ima directed that the pen
insula Minna be Ban Fraucisco Bay be re
eereed tor military Denote i Wm. that •
million reservation be made at Camp
Goodwin. *Axone. embracing thirty-six
KOMI. Mlles.
•
TVIOIIIIO OTIM TI! raoraayr.
It appears from edictal srmormeernent
that General tiltchoock, on the 22d, turned
over the property of th e oMee of lOommts
eery Dimerel of Prisoner. to Breeet Brice
uler titmeral Book. of the Adjutant Gen
eralhioalco:. In pursuance of all order from
the Adjutant General. data' the Mth.
aasrsse AIANT .0 01 , 11011114
da order frOM headquerter. Of the Army
revoke. (ioOefft Order No. s, of 1.67,
Live to the pontehmeta, of soldiers for de
sertion, And-restores paragraph mhof tn.
steed army rsgunitlo...
[USD 1/Ott TALLOW .1.21.
Lieut.. Wallace... Adjutant of the Tenth le.
Aunty, died at new Orleans, ytetorday, of
'Yellow fairer..
.O.O2IICULTIMAL commie actor.
The Commissioner General of the Land
OMee gives notice that agricultural college ,
scrip may be located in Minnesota, Kansas
and Nebraska, het not in lilehlgan, which
has received the quantity allowed by taw.
FROM HAVANA;
einapenston of Yaps lllnaoLetorlee—
AACrna la Me Queen or Spain.
for To•nrsch to the rittaborsh thinned
New You, nnanat 20.—The Steamer Mow
Cattle brings Ilarana advloos to the 24th.
About eighty euear manufactories but
closed, being unable to pay the new contri
butions. This throw. tamdrode out or am.
tiloyment. The Captain gears; and recs.
[ten; of the Oommen Connell bate drawn
up an address to the Queen of Opals, Fun
nesting tho immediate enaponalon of the
nsw syetom, or they would - despair of the
ocntsequencee.
huger actitro and demur; N 0.12191 reale.
FROM RICHMOND
Jorledtellon DORIIOOI in s lle►eom
Wee—fiegr. SatoSelo 111 of rater.
thy Telegraph to the fltisburgO•o atone.] •
ItHattiaND, *talon 28 —The plea of want
ofjarladlotlon was made ooanaal of the
Party Charged with violation of, the rove
nnelaws, on the ITOtald that the law pro•
vutad for the ammo number of inapectoni as
the stars ban Itoprthentatlvon b e tConesn,
and sa Virginia had none; there ootild no
legal Inaprototh to her limits,
- uea.Otholleld Is quite 'of lover near
'tampion.
• - River.rbinrams.
(of Toleirrson to th. eatubur(ta nasal.)
• Murals. Ansust.23.—lnver
AUCHIL atindonary.
wan three teat lama Inches la canal.
87 . . Loma, Anallat Yo.—The rivet le Millar/
cowls, man aU tno upper StSeame are dcolla•
=QUM
cs i lreppaph to ate Plttabongh Guette,l
Torinigas Auffiat 513.—The rams.
trztion return. from four precinct+ of
ranuille county, Forth Carolina, show
agarepati of 007 whites awl 1,017 Maces.
•
Basil 11.11—The Athletics Beaten.
(B y To.mph to the Pittsburgh tissetis.3
PeOLADILTIOA., AUKtlllt OEl.—ln the bue
bW psalm to-asp, LUG UMW,. of New
Yorx, beat tho Athletics. Sacra—twenty-
Miro agairat irronty-buo.
Yellow Payer at Galveston,' ..
,ny Teletn➢h. to the rtnnarth tiasette.l
tlatvarroe.ttogo:t 28—There trer:toen.
Yorgal l , Loren /Wu, collector If too f ever.
. .
mem Tork flopeabllaut
toilNdeotfikpbio'illelltubatb
M. OCIAVILIVI
Da t•ld ` it . 1 4/rnowna
on tleptomber =Q. • .
HMO 91110 N,
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M.
THE DISTRICT COMNIANDERS.
Order Removing Gem Sickles
Promulgated.
THAT CONCERNING GEN, SHERIDAN
TO HE IiSUED TO-DAT.
No More. Cabinet !tumors.
SECRETARY M'CULLOCH TO REMAIN
FOR - FINANCIAL REASONS. •
The Differences Between the Presi
dent and Ceneral Grant.
THEY HAVE AN INTERVIEW AND
CORE TO AN UNDERSTANDINI.
(Hy Telegraph tO the PllLebargh tielette.)
ll•anerertealt UNITS° Bi..e . reit Attu
A.D.lpTelte Oveteete,e 01,101, WAIntlaSh•et. , Ang.ZI, Il
Geoterol Orders No. W.—Prot. The
leg (lettere bare been reeelrett from the
Prtseleat 1
EISCCTIrs Mseetoa, Artgost W.—Brevet
Major General It: S. CanbY is hereby eta
Manna to the command of the Second 11111.
tan' Dilithot , created by the act of Congress
of March 11, 1807, and of the Military Depart-.
moot Of the Month, embracing the Stritsl Of
North Carolina and: South Carolina lie
will.. soon as practicable. rulleve (ioneral
D. E. Sickles, and on • ISSSIMIIIig the com
mand to which he Li hereby assigned, will,
when necessary, see to a faithful execution
of the laws, exercise any and all the POwors
conferred by acte of Coneross upon DLit:let
Commanders, hoe any and all the authority
pertaining to °Mears In command of Mili
tary Departments. Major tionerol Daniel
E. Sickles is hereby relieved 1 rom the corn.
mend of the Second Military Distriet. The
Secretary of War ed interim will :SW. too
necessary instructions to carry this order
Into effect. AVOltSiir 40E1800.
&coed.. In purinance of the foregoing or.
aer or the President of the United Stain,
Brevet Major General Canby wlll,on reoelpt
of this order, turn over his preseot eon.
mend to the cheer mat in rook tO
and proceed to Charleston, S. C.. to relieve
Major lienersi Sickles of the command of
the Seated Military District
. .
Third, Major General Sickles, on belng
relieved, will replan to New-York City and
report by letter to the Adjutant General.
By C0923111.11d0f General Grant. .
[Signed] . E. D. Towismin
Avalestant Adjutant Gen enil.
It was expected that, the order directing
General Hancock to proceed Immediately
to New Oiinans and relieve General !then
us commander of the Fifth Military
District, would be blued this afternoon. bat
n p to Sorel°. it bad not been promaigated.
The order will be issued to-morrow. and It
will direct General Hancock to proceed im
mediately and. relieve General Sheridan
and take command of District, during
the Illness of General Thomas. Upon the en.
covert' of that oMcer,the original order, No.
71,1,seirrnIng him to'the command of the
Fifth Military Diallict, ben:m.lml.
There are 00 Cabinet rumors do-day, and
no proeptets of the Immediate retirement
of any members. The relations or all of
them with the rresident continuo agree
able. It seems willed • that Secretary Yo-
Calloch el ill continuant offlce,for financial if
for no other reason. aS It has twen repro
*anted by gentlemen of 'different walla..
that his resignation would' disastrously af
fect oar Diddle seenritles both athome and
abroad. ,
CorroboratWe evidence le fern/shed to.
day .net General Grant yesterday sent to
the Prealdeotedecldedlyhrm letter azalnet
the removal of Generals S.M. and
Slekles. Tao dtQaroonho were known to he
eo were between the President end General
Grant thot prominent gentlemen eoppoatel
tnem irreconctleble, .d that the retire.
moat or General Giant from the War IN,
parts... was Inevitable. Ant this after
noon General Grant and the Prorddent bad
an interview at tho Esenetire Mauston.
which resulted in the adjustment of the
tronbie.
FROM EUROPE.
Talexarth to the Plttitrargh Gazet4.3
• •
t. I:win - erne AND TAN ADANA,
Cossrairrntorts—Aue..tit —The American
Minister, Edwerd Jo , Morris, had In and
fence with the erritan, at which he Ptment•
al the resolutions of the United ntates
Congwess m relation to the war in the .Is,
Lod of Omar,.
11111 . 8017M111.31 LOSI/.16,21UN.
MfrßlCH,Alirl2ll2s—A,,,,jcwomi.eut
Jonreal, whit, 1 the enure organ of South
ern thumw 3 i, assorts that nay.le wid.
other State. of South. Germany, will not
unite with Austria' or Freesia, and riimaist,
inn in Mdependenee of either, will bold the
balinace of rower between the Northern
Confederation sad the Austrian Empire.
701 entsecee'compurnmms.
Lonnon, August LP.—Eccelny.—The
creasing bitterness . ippamet - the nth
thrluls of the Prussian' jouritals, on the
Sobbing conference, amens much anxiety
ttroughont Europe.
=I
Brer/11.1 Or TOO nrvsaecnol—raiauwsa
OAT'SCIA” MID
'rame, August 21L—Eveninp.—fteporta COAL
than from robot source, of the tureen or
the Insurrection In Spain, and cepeclany 10
the province of drragon. The lateet adslosa
report that the. insurgent, captured and
held the city of :Wagons. .
EXCLAIM.
PASSIIMIOLILS h r YES
BOOTILASIrT9S, August 1.,-Amang the
passengers by the steamship Hermann
which sailed yesterday for New York, are
Rey. Charles Kingsley, the well known an.
thw. and James K. Mammy, late . Minister
or the United Slates atListeen. •;
I
ANTROCZNIDON OP scram. AND ALBAN.
Paints. August —Airenftig.—Austria awl
Prance unito in dissuading Denmark from
Insisting On the retrocession of Duping and
Alien by Prussia.
To-day the drat truth of ears pissed over
the railroad !WWI, Mount Cents. •
FINVICIAL AND COMIEEICLLE.
Louver,, Anguet 24—Renting.— Consuls,
04?!1 5-33 a, mg, Illinois Central. nyf; Erle,
45. Atlantic and Ureat Welter°, Yl%.
Lir ”roor., Atianat . .1. , -Zrerang.--Cottau
eloeed dull. and beaVy4 mica Of $.OOO hula
middling Uplancll, at 10%.1; Orleans
Wheat; white California. lie 441. and 13.81
for now Southern. Flour, at. for western
extra. 'Earley, Ox Corn. 30441. 0ata.34 04.
Peae, Ale ed. Cheeve. 495. Beef, 1374 Go.
Lard, ale 9d. Pork, 75e ed. Bacon, 494
Petroloomi *paha, ed. refLued, to 141.
London - marketa unchanged.
Altrovltar, August IM—Berning.—Potro
taunt oloeed at 14 francs.
THE FIE TH , EwitTo T
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Sebool appolarnioots by the Noir
urlosoto Vonsoll—neater from Tel
lew of 11:41e. Pre.Mont
Hamlin tbroll—Dopooort Otactero 800
tor I.lbel-.lBomorat of Galveston OM.
eer* tor DloloyaltY..
(Br Tele/rash to the Pittsbergn ussatte.l
New OILLAza, Augoatp.—Tte city Conn.
'ell Wiwi appointed new fiehool Directors
and other miner on:totals of the twenty
fourth school district. There is one colored
The number of deaths-from yellow fever
on Horsley were fourteen, and yesterday
fifteen.
Cyrus Ilamitn, eon of the Bx-V/co Preni
dent, died this inornink of fever.
It is reported that the late:City Attorney
and the late City Bersoyer have Unitituted
snits against twenty 'members wir the new
City Council - tor Iliad, in denouncing them
es Incompetent for their positions. • •
GALVLSTON Augyht Sd.—The following re.
Meseta ter disloyalty will be ordered 8.
iitimbY,Commtsaloner of Land °Mao; W. 1..
Hobert., Comptroller; M. 11. Boyston, Treas.
siren William Jame s orny General;
and In their gigot' C.
liamilton and John. T. Alexander were ap.
Pointed.
INDIAN AFFAIRS
Expedition to Chimilee the navvies_
Ceomerned In the Recent
Meath
(Be Ttkereoh to the Tlllebulgh &matte.) •
Yore Hare, Rex., duvet Tla tame
weeny Keg.. Aegnst 21.—Tbreo hundred
exclaim under command • • of haler
Ellbot, of the Eleventh' United States, and
Major koore, of the • Eighteenth Faunae,
lett here to-day on an . expedition to chew
Use the Indium thet 'attacked Idelor Antes
seeeraldaya ego on the Benne. • •
The health of the troops le excellent.
menhany of the Tenth Cavalry egylvm
to -day and for. ordered. forty-nee 'miles
loather rest tor the proteetkm of latxnare
and mutineers on the reilroad; •
Ilbsinrall Gone.
(17 Tdeitrialli to tAlk rituinuo Guano.
nyTillll Mollsosc August 06-The son &
wall 5e4114 te , !edar foe
Haillsilastios.ll4 Atloobi: .
ply Tell:m . o to lAA ifithilta Mina&
Beoenty persons ragistered te.h.Y. of
Whom Zwoalpils Wore 'flutes.
PRICE THREE CENTS
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
FOURTIt .PAOE.-2he fullest sad most retia
bre Atrr.l4 OR and Prodato Harker ' , reports
given by any paper. Or the dry, tottt be/aund
on our Po OA lacie.
Men Stabbed with a Pair Cr iiief sssss
=Probably Petal Result. • •
At s late hour 'Tuesday night an alfraY
Occurred beiween Louie gdholierel Mashie
Randall.lbtirneyMen pitintere, at tiwnsid
and West streets, in the Third Ward of All.
ghoul,' city, in which the former was etab
bed In the neck with a pair of paper tunic.
ersieplesare, inflicting what is thought to
be, Bt did Writing, -a fatal wound. Early -
In the winning Mull', whilst. In company
With his employer, William Ehrhardt, met
Sandell; bet Ween *bond end Ehrhardt there
wee some thltddifiafte fooling about a loan
mai matter. They got laid a eOntroversy
about their affairs, which bectime excited.
and culminated iti blows; tut owing to In.
terferenee the mulles were prevented from
serlowily damaging ear-bother, and the Tx..
lice were not elated on. Meeting again be
twee!, twelve and one o'clock, the quarrel
woe renewed, and a 5 Randall- was ragout
to nee advantage 41e boa obtained
over Ihrbardt, Schulz interfered. Ran
dall then turned his attention to &Mots,
and drawing from his pocket a pair of acts
eon, wrack this instrument Into the right
aide of the neck of Beholz, the region of
the jugular vein indicting a desperate
wound. Vary notin after this occurred the
night pollee appears, arid cinder. Jacob
Barber succeeded in arresting Randall,
Conveying hire at. once to the tombs.
Beldilc.' the Injured man, was tdken to
Volts'. tattoo, cre, Onto street, where
he boarded, and Dre. Alcorn CA
mittimoned to attend him. fie wits well
nlittatiansted from loss of blood, b
the phymicians came. and considerane forethee time elapsed before the hemorrhage
was chocked. Brit little hope was enter
tained °lbis reooVery.
Bennis Is about twenty-three yearn of ago
and enmarriod. Randall is a married man
and his family reside on Jitinell street, in
the Third ward, Allegheny city.
Wednesday morning Mayor Morrison
took the deposition of hauls charging
Rm
dell with the !stabbing. upon which Randall
was committed to await the real; of the
wound Inliteied. We understand that the
second admits furring stabbed Schutt, but
claims to have acted fn self defense.
Young Wentaa ladecently Aswanlbia
at Iron City Park.
Monday evening last Mary Dougherty,
young girl, in attendance at a plc tile to
Iron City Perk, was, as is alleged, assaulted
by Jess. Price, • young Mein who had been .
In her company during the atteriloOnoutd
others, with intent to outrage her. Accord
leg to heir statement she and Price walked
Weather to • a secluded portion of the
ground., sat down, and convened for some
minute.: Presently ahe observed a party
of rough , character. approaching, and be
came convinced they designed violence
neon her, from their familiarity an, seem-
Ma understanding with- Price... Taking
alarm, she roe. from her seat and was about
to flee, when Price caught hold of her. Site
war , then assailed by him and his coated.
enact, and a desperate effort made by them
Jointly to accomplish their holdall purpose.
The rumens, however, could not prevent
her ticreamtug, and making the best use
she could of ibis her only me ins of de
fense, the assailants at to
bt"Came
frightened end tied, testing their Intended
slot= very ranch estimated. in the Strug
gle she lost her shoes and came to Um city
in her stockinet, -
- luformatlou was lodged before Mayor Mc
()artily by Miss Dougherty, on Tuesday,
against Prims, and also his confederates,
none of whose names, however, appear to
NI known, and the description elien of
them was too indistinct TO .1:mblo the poliee
to come to any certain conclusion no to
their identity. Prise was arrested at his
place at residence,. in the Meth ward, on
Tuesday, and locked op for a bearing.
When the odious eameepon him, ha showed
Indications of violent resistance, hut ono
combed ender the subduing =Donne of
the ~nippers:,
A OW ristie.
ft was not exactly a dog light, either,
the .Morals engaged In It were puppies::
but rather alight about a dog, widen was
the property of Joseph Mallory, but
recently transferred to the possession
of Henry' Green, and Vent, too, without
the knowledge and consent of the former
owner. Green Is a bat-keeper in the tavern
of grant Gallagher, In iii mlagham,l and
Mallory is a occident of that borough. Bear-
Melltt Green bed hie doe, be repaired to
the aforesaid tavern, Monday, and demand
ed his property, for which piece of imper
tinence he recelrodn culllng at the Lands
of the gentlemanly barkeeper, trite per
haps felt indignant at bring emceed of dog
stealing. Notwithstanding the manner In
which Omen bad treated him, Mallory suc
ceeded In capturing a stem gun that was
standing in the house which he carried
away with him, in lien of the dog. Feeling
a little chagrined at the treatment be had
reserved at the hands of Green,ho went ho-
Moe Jiatice Snyder, of Lower St- Clatr, and
made information nentrist Green, charging
him with assault and battery. Ills [manna
did not antihero; for It appears that the
gun which be had carried off was not the
property of Green, but belonged to (fella
chez, the proprietor of the establisteniont,
who made information before Justice Soy.
der arminet hire for larceny. Warrants
were Issued, the parties arrested and held
for a bearing today. Whet the "dog fight°
Will terminate in we are unable to say, but
presume a compromise will be eff canal, as
that would be the better way for all Don
carried.
The Fire Alarms Telegraph.
A number of complaints harbig been
mule by member. of the Fire Department
to the Ohm/ of the _Department, Mr. lien,
on account of the frequent mistakes which
bare OW-WOW of late in the lire alarm
Telegraph, the apparatus was thoroughly
Meted yesterday and /Mind to be in perfect
working Order, and Mr. Palley, the Super
intendent. nave that the fault is not to the
apparatus. The bell on the tower was
nal, and the mashinery there sou all right.
it is doubtless very provoking to the Arc- -
men, and also to the citizens, to have these
mistakes occurring, yet It is ranreuonable
to expect a' mote perfect workbag of the
line under the cfreumstallees. The op.
pantos Is doubtless • mid one and has
bath kept In good order, and like any other
piece of machinery.~ when kept to perfect
order. makes no mistakes.- Bet is requires
• man to work It, and all men are Ludo to
make mistakes. Perfection Is onlyattained
by long practice, and we should remember
that the Fire Alarm Telegraph le compare.
lively a new thing In Pittsburgh.
Ilarglary.
The following taken from the norm.
ty Pros of August 28th, would indicate that
some of the burglars are rnstleallurp,l
On Thunder night last, the
dwelling of Isaac Lefevro, or Jefferson
townebio, this county. was entered by two
Men with felonious Intent. They took out
a mine of OW loon it window, inserted a
hand and drew a nail from above these/Ih,
hoisted it, mall thee gained Ingress. • They
entered the bedroom of Mr
* Ledevre
and wife and, notwithetending, they Mid
taken the precaution to muffle their
feet ' sheepskins with toe I wool
outside to prevent oohs° the tight of
their candle waked lir.Lat.'vre,who sprang
op so suddenly that It frightened the bur
wars. They deceived their - candle and to.
treated instantly, leaving behind them a
hatchet,• brace and bit, and two chisels.
They ran have the articles by calling on
Sir. Leferre. They carried sways butcher
knife which had been left on the kitchen
table When the family retired for the night.
Off the Track
Engine No. 200, and the tender attached
to it, were nut off the track near the Eleva
tor. last (mentor emit, six o'clock. Tho
engine wits on the track running Into the
Emigrant Depot on Grant street,. where It
was attached to some oars loaded with
bull= stone, which were to Do taken tt p
the
e ttie f oot end in
irain g g o t:n th s e trre t, it ole ! ruck
was
thrown off and turned steam =IOU the
street, leasing Jut sufficient rmm for cars
topsail along the tractr.on Liberty street.
The wheels of the hind trnekof the tender
remained on the track. Yen were at work
t7r,ll,74'PfiVall. l l.l..°V,T,°i:ert
nine otlock lit Melt, while the lucerne-
Lire remained to the poeltlon above describ.
03,1 n • truly helpleas state, rent/mil one
very much of a iigsh oat of water ."Zio
person was initintd.nor was the engine,
damaged to any extent.
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• Morisse* Astor nalena.
Largequentlties of this fruit have been
brougntto tele pity from the East. In for
mer. soars the quaint of the eastern inel
lolls was unexceptional, but thereto." berm
general complaint of the ftsvar—or want
of flavor of the crop this year. On romper.
Uaa the western melons of the present Jen
son, are much superior in flavor. We op
tima a large arrival from Marlette, )ester.
terday, of this lumens fmlt, awl that the
whole consignment. in to Mr. Thomas Me.
Coy . who has them citspleyed In tempting
orofnelort at Sin. . Corner of Market
En - mare, where they are far sale, or all alses,
at moderate Prices and Tangelo,. ripe and
fresh. We *arise oar readers to not lake
torword for the quality, bat test. It for
hemselves. Mr./get:ore enterprise should
not go unrewarded. . •
Platilans
• A setiotis aceldeilt occurred on the 114
inst. to one of a party .of young /idles and
gentlemen who bad congregated near the
residenee of John Moyle. Esq.,lo the viola
Byer roplipectilthtler county, for the pro;
Pao of amusing themselves on • ening.
While m the midst of ftolkwome enjoyment,
• young lady named kmery was - precipi
tates:l from the swing, falling • Waseca of
fifteen feet. She fell on knees with su
force so to fracture both her
thigh bones. t ch e.
sides eustatning other teinjlee. Dr. Rich.
bodice, of prospect, and Dr. Bredbi, of But
ler. Pa, were summoned. and the homes
were skillfully real) wited. 10 is thought
she will recover. About a week previous, a
young man fell from the name - IWO
tinning injuries of • serious character.
Altered Sterile Thief Arrealled,—he
last Wednesday, Constable Cowen or New
Briebton, &treated man named ' Morton,
who It Is alleged beltuurs to a wane of horse
thieves, operattrur In western Pronsylva
ma and eastern 0610. On tbe . following ,hre
toe libariff of Parlays county, 01110, by dep.
sty, bad Morton taken to that uotuuy.
Where be will be hied on a charge or.bone
stealtrig,OOmmlttedthere Kline time. erre,
Morton, We 00/211rilland1 Wag wand near
,the Bmwerand /41.When00 County llne, In
'tau Mate. •
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It Is not at all strange that lea city lake
Pittsburgh, a vast. number of ,citizen!
should Do continually arNirlyed, some by
one tidos and others by something different
for it is a natural consequence, in a/lefties,
hot it is certainly remarkable that a nut
trance should exist In the very heart of the
city, even within the sound of the Velma of
the "City Irttb,l3llo when aesembled for the
purpose Of framing laws (or the protection
of the citizens
than
nuisances. ft Is “no
mote strange than truir,.. Del/ever, and It is
a lemon:able fact, that a nuisance,' agues on
Market street, lee has existed fat years,
without oven an effort flelfing been male to
elude it. The street, it is won known, is • a
very narrow ono, not of entgolent width to
accomodate the ordinary trade of that
locality, yet hucksters an, allowed to erect
MA LW, on the sidewalks extending mte the
street from one en! of the market Dome to
the other leaving scarcely room' for a
wagon to pass through, and never &retools
raised In COOLICII against it.
Whys this allowed, when persons are
daily teetod and lined for placing ob- .
etructiorig id the streets In other portions
of the city. whets there Is twice the 'room
antl,not one half the travel t is it for the
miserable pittance these tiockstore pay al
to the city treasury that the birebseas men
of Market street • are to be thug annoyed
year after year. end not Only annoyed, hot
oeorlved of a trsde of thensands of dol
lars yearly, which I. driven to other parts
of the city on account of this ettleance
Councils should remember that their daty
Is to protect the whole people, and not sub
lea one portion of the oily to an annoy
ance of this kind for the sake of putting a
few dollars In the general trenury.
We have frequently heard this matter
tennplained of, and are surprised at Its tol
oration for so long a Unto. Peanut stand..
occupying half thealdewalk, are. a, great
nuisance, but the blocking nr. Of bath tido
weld and street is Inc wont..
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On our first page today Will ho faded a
very interesting article from. Dr, ge7Ser on
pulmonary diseases, accompanied try testi.
monism from carbide parties woo have
been snatched, as it were, /Min the 'grave
try his treatment. Thg Doctor, some time
ago, owing to the great demand for his ser.
vice*, relinquished the active maimgement
of his fine establishment on Weed street to
his son, and has aloe, devoted himself
closely to the legitiMate duties of his pro.
Session, in which he bas acquired a repulse
tine of which ne has eve* reason to feel
prone. The Doctor in one of the oldest in
too profession we have In the city, and we
sneak from personal knowledge of the fact,
when we say there is not, among the entire„
medical fraternity, a closer or more active
student ills thirst for knoteledge in his
profession is such that ids mind Is
the
At
work perfecting those theories foe the care
of diseases, lathe application of whietrhe
is so successful, and hence it Is that Incases
even where the patients have almost given
up all hope, he Limon always succeeds in
affording permanent relief. In diseases of
the lungs and ailments arising from an im.
curerte of the blood, ouras a very large
ienee, and much or resders as are
afflicted in this way, would do well to read
late comitoinication.-I.Pin6urch Dtspatch.
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For whet Beingeo perfoctly adaptor!, to
all kinds of work.
At the Paris Eposltlon the New Weed
Sesslog. Machine sm. bestowed the first
Prlsoewarded for Yamtly Bowing. Machine,
Jai y let, I&1.
Each machine is stressed to stiteb, hem,
fell;
Bind, cord, =Min,
Wit, gather, han,atitob, -
'r ark without rnemormg.
IG omegaea coital:lJ eating tension( that
any person cm operate Without any Mu.
ble.
An styles, from Walnut up to Mahogany
lnlaid with weal and silver mOnntiid.
Beat of references, and one thread from
No. 19 up to MO, and linen and silk. Cull
and examine tt at N 0.112 igrantatreet.
Beat in the world. '
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The cheapest alien for • years. Fine Black
Kollalr Lusters, from 31 emits to al per yard.
perk Fall Chintzes, new style. bestogoods,
FN cents; Ladles haeltings, tad the water.
-proof*, at OM; Dark- dell Poplin Dress
Goods. from ill cents to 77 eantay Black and
Colored krona; licrinoi, splendid, qUallty,
-Empress Clothe and Repos, Black Blau, as
low as al hi; IYIIIIB. and Yellow Flan.
eels, SI, 37% and Bo cents, Brix* Good Start
' , roots. all cents; Best PrenclfCorseta and
Rid Gloves comp; Balmoral Skirts for. $l.
75; Fell Goode,rereads and clOlll3l. Cbtfp;
beautiful Dark Prints,l234 cents; Bleached
and Unbleached Bashful, extra , good, 1.1%
a-4 and 10 , 4 Sheeting 1774 and Seeents, on the
West corner of Market and Fourth atroeta,
No. GO. GAXIMIM L ST24,)M.
You Patronise Large Stores under
the impress., that you set thing. °bean. ,
2MIs is a mistake,. yoa will lad at. No. 112
Federal street, the following articles m
cheap as at any hawse Ln either city. Spiced
Saimaa, Pickled Oyster. and Orange .Ear-
Lobsters, Bplo.l Oysters, Pre.
Cove Oysters, Olive Oil, Cross and Bleak.
well's Malone Pickles and Eastern, Math
coon .8 Walnut Catsup, Fre EL Pineapples,
Chinese Ginger, Mireatinds, Sardines,
French kuatard, /West 'Bordeaux Pram.,
Sauces, Condensed Milk, Extract Of Beef,
Chocolates, very Mae, Cream Bonin:me,
Cream Candles, Mixed Candies, Nuts, an.,
he. G. Beam,
No. 11l Federal street, Allegheny.
John iticheleow, Esq.. an old resident
of Plttsbrirgn, testifies so follows: )'or
thirty years t have been afflicted with deaf.
newt aecompanled by an unpleasant bus
sing sound In my ears. Dr. Abom has re
moved all the enplassant sensations, and
improved my hearing, by a coarse of treat
ment of ono month's rharatioe, and I can
oonselentionsly recommend Dr: Above as a
gentlemen In his business LWOW:Dona
and a physician and surgeon Of the highest
scientide attainments.
Joss N
National ,ri mm tte °l4' Coarl . Z.
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To Countesr Illerchants.—Your atten
tion to called to the wholesale and retail
grocery More of Arthur Kirk, Noe. 172 end
171 Federal street, Allegheny, lust the place
to buy your groceries. kir. Kirk has faclll
- for buying that enables him to sell to
retell merchants at a lower figure than nut
other house In the two Mies. Ete keep. at
all times nil kinds of groceries. cad 0111 be
his
10 have parties call and examine
his price list sod quality of goods kept by
him. Remember his number. 172 and I.t
Federal street, .allecheity City.
A cue. ia Terse Xl•uteror three
yea have rs I boon palatally afflicted With a
deafness In my right ear, swamps:LW by
singing and roaring sounds, watch were or.
evadingly disagreeable. By one operation,
In the space of three ralardes. Uwe,' Dr.
Abaco. Mts morning, restored my bearing
and removed all the unphomant sensations.
Manes. Galavant.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this
14th day at August.
Wm. C. MoCanrirr, Mayor.
We sell Dry Clouds both at wholesale
Intl TOtAll, and arty Y it eel:meow:cm en.
shied to keep a larger and mash better as
sorted steers. to p.ll cheaper and give the
goons la more aesommodadng quantities
than exclasleejobbing houses. Retail mer.
elissits a...lnvited to examine our stock.
r. W. Rawl a Co.,
• . SO Market street.
?be IlaekrupS •ale of Clothing, Cloths,
Cassia:texas, Hats, Caps and Notions, will be
resumed on TM:trades, Anglin 29tb,.at 10a.
x.dand continued atil and 73.4 r. n., when.
the remainder of the amok will be dlspreed
of by Smithson, Palmer a Co., auction
Rooms, 53 and 37 Filth street.
Bearable Beeittenee in Allegheny city
at'Anctiom on Dionne,- eoptemoer at
three o'clock r. on premises, amber
of Slanaltotrand &Worrier streets. See ad
sertieement. of :Smithson, Palmer 6 Co.,
Auctioneer.'
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Nomething Pare.—The Tess, Cornea,
Sugars, pplern, aa, sold at iirk , s Grocery
Store. bas.l72 wal 111 Federal street, All a
sheaY. are warranted to be the Very best In
the market. Call and get pnce LeG
-- To tellegbentana—extbur Kirk, whole.
'sale and reutll Gonne?, Nos. Maud 174 r e tu
al street. has received one of the beat
stocks of groceries ever brought to the city,
that will be sold lower than 'at anY hour* la
ttne
LaceMee lanaiPingo—For bore and on
Seventeenth session, •wiil commence on
Monday, September la. Booms Fonxth
Street. For scholorehine call Immediately,
Or Midrets W. 8. GIIIIi, Principal. •
To Pawllleo.-430 to Artbur /11r1t.s Gro.
eery :store, Nos. 174. and 174 godersl Street.
Allegheny. sag buy your Sugar for putting
up fruit. Ile has the
_largest, beet sad elleap.
est stock ba th e Qty. Coll and eon for your
solves. • •
1411ver Tee Met, Ice rltabars, Walters,
G0bh5t,,,,, Cops , NVOOMI. Cake Beak:its, Pickle
stenda,Ba tbbr Dishes of the beet quality,
ler eeja by . RIM)) & CO,
GS ylßh street.
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Lutheran ay natl.—The twenty-sixth
annual conventson.uf the Allegheny Evan-
Retinal Lutheran Bynoa, vat oonunance In
Jonnstown, Cambria county, on Wednes
day next.
Dr.Dwast treats &Bailsman of tho Throat,
Lunn, Rout, Liver, Kidney and Blood, sad
all e4rosto disown with grost Buxom. • •
Rs are nelltna Zairelopesat leas than
Eastern prices.
EalTrr, Alarrinasax a Co..
N ram subet.
Cheap Greeeriea.—Vor cheap Grownies
and sornethin R. to Hirai titeoeryStore , tirontryBtoro,%ftnandliaredwalstmet,
Allegheny any. • •
We are Selling tatelopea at leap than
.Rastern prices.
Laircr, a.110111.40A a
• • 134 Filth street
Eye, Ear, Throat, Lahr, Cheat in a"
oaee►, mut Catarrh, Sueetosthlly tre►ced'
by Dr. Aborn. 13J Stoithileld .treat. A bOOl
by tattl 69 route, - . • TPI •
Gold Medal
Rime. sOla at the 101ralt,ratis. rlinalllles
Drug Stara No. ft Market wee. •
Still Cala:wait Wine—a■Pleltdi t " . " 464
tat law rata., at. Flaming% Drpr
!Stara, No. al Market atseat. ' •
Dr. Dram reenter premature grey hair
WWI orloloal color uditious sAr ono/ a de
The Buz .rmalico see the leant Malty,
at Tlelathe , s Dttyr . atom, No. ea market
street. •
THE MUMIY Ch=n".
TWO itmnosis,
WEDISSIDAY ATM WITIIILDAIr,
• large sheet. eassatallas THE3VI-81.1. CO!.
MOM or thlerettlas readle• muter. tarlsetry
Wallas idltorts/s. West Wore by Tektriwr,
sod 1411. valuta. Beret. ::siter for
nosily. and tooeet and mat rellihte Tlese•
del and Oommeretro Mettet Ileports :Ivry ry
sir re Par the ell?. Po "snail.. Iteerwas or
Xereltsat should be WlLbtortt.
WWI TCIII MI MILT 016121 V,
Knee
Clinb• 1.515.
0/übs of Ten..... I.tn.
—And one Cap) of paper tb tel bb".a satttae
no the GAO. .1.1 , 111.:e5e to grebe can be asitt
ai
say time, et dub raw,
ROMs TO ethfIICITIZOIS owdettnt year
KOK. be ears end .1.0.11 T Wil/111 edition 1.1
want. an We Istne • Wodneeday =mos tbs
onibeK Mitts Kit Kw malt • wool. •
Air *may by Draft, asonete. WWI Oetlenot
or in B4Resiareilastars. tasy Ducat at onextali
A/drew, , 41.1=M14,
ITZTBBI3IIIIII. reerVi,
•
FataY.toeldent at Brady . . Bead.—.lno.
Ronan, formerly - of DonogaL toimehip ,
Butler oonuty, OM mowed to digging ore
in One of the mimes Of the Groat 'Western
I,7.2iLPM'r'4l'l.zr.dg, =le t=tri
It - flied by itnn'en 'egg in g in of about myna tong
of tea alatnif.ef of the entry. Every effort ,
Oat made to a 1 to biro, bet without agalL
Ile Was an bonen. Ladna.riags man, about
tbirty-ilro years of
to
and leaven a Info
and font ctaldren to mourn Ms rintlineiY
death. c,
ilosio, Order
the fo wig 4ll 1...—1nT h e e e m p i o r s T t / o m e o c i e li e
a are been l
1
0 111 moneyrder
officer: Alle
gheny City, Blairsville, Bloomsburg,
BlNe
ourlr, Bristol, Emporium, Freeport, GRIM-
Clldtle, !Iraklion. LIU:, hlcHeraport, Mercer
Monongahela City,' Mountloy, N•VPOrt:
Parolll7B,o Centre, Pottstown, Shamokin.
Sharon, Tarr Farm, Tidloute and Tyrone.
The arrengenient Will not go Into enhct
until Monday, E.Piemt= oth•
The Huth salt Little thish—TlM• case
of linth and Little, who were Togler , s at
torneys In the Lrtronnortr murder case In
Washington county, end who were arm Wt.
odby the nourt and bar or 1,1101 manly for
misconduct In the trial, Wee heard by Ilia
of
inner, netteflOn. yesterdaY. hay e
not hoard the result; bet versants II will
end in their being strnek Irmo the Ilan of
practicing attorneys In that conatY.
Goods as lima
le Prleta—Slr.
James llobb, No. El Market err.; Ono of
tbe plerreere na the boot ana shoe trade of
this atty. leas on hand a large 11.1111 fashiona
ble stock ofhotrts. sheet and gaiters which he
offers totals rob/tope very reasonable prick's.
It will be rercerchered that the aseortincrit
found here is twas from Eastern anotlen
houses but bas been eoleeteddirect" Irom
manufacturers who Cent In eneh artlelee
.
win prove serviceable can durable. Call.
In widget, for yourselve.r. •
Asnigneoht Nate of Horses, Dania..
Harness and Saddle...on Satyrlay, August
llst, at 10 A. sr., at Hare's Hotel. (Market
rard.) eee advertisement of—Seal:llion,
kapner & Co.• '
D;. Dean cures Dal deems and all dolmens
of Use Scalp, and clothes e bean with a
healthy growth or flair. O th ffice. •:4 Grant
street, lint door south of the Court House.
Calif Sipa . ...Wing Soda Water at T.
B.mple , a brag Store, hex 3S Talonsletre:3l,
Allegheny.
We at,a Piellll.4 Ettlr•loptit at Dn. than
Datern price.
Eitatrr, .b.anzuta , et si rime% re.k-
CnlA Plpurallns 00d Weiss , at's.' 2.
88.11200 . 15 DMZ Btore, N 0.13 Tedszal stint.
Allsatterky.
or Additional Local Ness on
Third Page.
=
SHAVER—tin Toeudey treadle. Audid.l7o,
HA wife of Allso. r, aged
.1.1 runs.
renerel dorm the redolence of Dr. J. P. Hunt
bee. Highland avenue, tadldeerty, rut Incael
mar arraiddron , ., at o'clock. Carr 'gra will
leave lalnnan /1- Bannon% errata of never:Mb
and ilsoltheeld etreeee.at awe o'clock, Friends
or the funny are cordl3o7 Invited to attar.. _
. .
tiFL 85-01% Wednesday 01,r`tha , "end
at 4.43 Nre /Mi.. ••Golador. enicat
dm:rioter or Leonard Walter, 1n the Hindirer
ber nes.
Toe funeral will tkatuelace front the realer:leo
of her naivete. Ha 100 /War evertor, en TIMES-
• • • - -
nATA•lncl.oOrt, August bth. at a' Tts.
Mends of the family we revectfally triNgted to
103ViirA,!1•Az-I:9oK,tztaLi
- - -
ALEX. AlikEN.ZNEPElarsiiEri,
N. 160 north attest. nf.
0071 . 1na of on 'dada; Cflarl/3. ewrBB. and
every dererlpDon of Amend ramleldni Doedi
tarnished. Booms opened an; and alebt. iHessa•
and Carriage. tarnished.
Bzrearress-qterv. D slid Herr, D. D. rev.
N. W. /manna, /HD.. Thomas North/. Zen., Jo
ezt,H. JDllc. Ina,
I G. RODGERS, UNDEGTA,
•• • =R. AND XXBALMILS. 00rderer:7 to tn.
tats Brunel 8. Itodgen, No. 29 t?bkl ,
three doors from Bearer, Allegheny our. Me
tallic, Ironwood, ltnrtogany. Warn= 1644 M.*
good Inaltatlon Coßnl. at thll Wiest 'rndenot d
pllO4O. Boons open at as Wink day oaf/Winn.
Hemel end Conlogati famished on short =DM
end on aunt reasonable term. o
EDWARD CZABNIECKI; 17211
DlHTAlilett. Office. 914 Onlo bias[.
Allegheny. Melanie. Rose.ood and other Cot-
Ina, with • emulate stock at feneral tnialazdaul
geode oa 6W..nd tarnished at aborteit notice
at lowest [Mena. gale and Llverr I:4tileg. ear
ner et Frage A.I9EIDDLI 81.71.1 . 11 N Carriages,
Baronehea. Bagebas, While Iloraea.
(or blot.
14 T. WHITE COMB
*worm /OW .r”. 4
tereWood , s Ben and vloledeT. Oat. 11 ...ne
Keanlroner Livery Stable, eoen.ee abedlsl4 and
Chant= meets. /demo and tatrrlaittd
abated.
•
E. S. STEWART, llndestitkei,
corna or muirroir sad FINN 51 . .. W.
Insittt Wad. CweLus of s/1 Mad. 11eaT1,..4
Cluriates flarntsbed on Ufa aborti.t. emler..
CERCETERY IPIARBLE WOIRK S.
—A. J. nissaint. it tie 'C'easeterr site.
LAlrreseeTilli,
P. ORNAMENTAL MARBLE
AND MUNE WUEIt; : MORE BERNAL
aisre. wasai.irrrai WATER PUOO7.
Atci
NC> . TICDM.
•
THE ITNDEBSIGNED. HAVING .
co:menders& their respective ermwsellt °
eer-
Ora. conduce tree norlsers or Jewelers •rid AV.
tides, St No 8-9 TIRO etTeeti, nectar Wu name
and style Of DUMAN= ,t HAW. as 0 . ,
& no,
/11SCILSTT •& ce.
DUNSEITII BUTT,
Jewelers and Opticians,
N 0.56 FIFTH STREET.
A eauelnonee of. Ike paella Pa=kale filth• .
arta an geaeroualr awarded tha Cram of Don
sesta a Co., and Hulett a Co., la awsweerolli
aollelLed. • .warre44
JANES SCOTT,
omocrzseos TO JOHNIMII sarrr,
X 2
FINE WATOKES, CLOCKS
JEWELRY,.
SILVER-METED WARE, ETC.
Aia ram= sr., rriTurcrstm.
air Partleniar attanitoa given to rewtn•
Watelles. Clocks and Javrelrx.
A NEW mirrxrrox.-.-FUle
20.if.glig4.1 1 ,TU11`41 -
ig Mollie goring Martilnes! AU nib. f.
are Infringements and entegaietively
Wordless. /Am nettle amen remain ,
Ing so one
:tor ariteJe. Noce are Iterialne bat •if
ter! Elarnoters., • • , •
• um. atlases a 60.,
.Assta fav the Wheeler Wilson Belting
*saint,
HT lath ttreei, Plttabi4o; Pa.
FOR SALE .12 HANDSOME
. • : - • .
BUILDINULCTktOttigh altneteottareeatbers
*straight. adJellang the bindsome residence et
Col. 11.11oCialloittb,: - Theo ate km molt deal ,
&bleats for catiettyreslthomisla pklrtenostllle
ior One Time, *Oh Control b. excelled.'
Enquiry of
Divs.= en.c;
lleal Estate mid lantriice Astnta
QM! dtT!
ROOMS , TO LET.
SEVERAL - SPLE2IIDIII) BOOMS
AND ASENINT, ow Banking
Noun at Dm Sudo@
Liberty Meal, and Gamins allay.' will to lat.
lalabeo of to idle the pull!, renting
Cap at mma, at NODS'S SHOW.
No. 89 Market meat. m. 4.7V111 be let t mss
dtatuy, and dabbed Vita Um Wane* at Um
nalian . 'urn:8100
HoHim iron sALF.E, er
1/01111/24111 Livery Stable,
110.113.1 a. vet* mettle to &Was vo
masa as leaosoatlva.. !ma .411vlas
canto trot. eta s elleap Iwprt YAK, all
100. Roma ballatt. liaaaM4 ask cantastastaa.
Dili & CLOSH
itactical Furniture ittannfaetzna
CDR. POW AND WAYNE SW
..gort 0r7041 of MiL2ll=lll coansatts,
JEL. IA
fiesie.r of Weights, asid.. Nomine e
. •asrouarourrozear.
Row..a_Liborly .14 Sur/ arm{
omen lormat muted so.